my shower floor to ceiling height is 105". Do I need an extension pole?
34030
I can say with a high level of confidence that it will fit. All of the extension rods come with it so you are all set. Our ceiling is about that high too. We love ours and were just commenting how well it's held up. I would strongly recommend.
877128
I am not sure about it. I install mine in the standing shower onto the overhead pipe.
177746
Nope. I have 7.5 foot ceilings, and I had to use a hacksaw to trim down the extension pole to about 5 inches just so I'd have some pole to extend down into the inner tube. Really, without the extension, it just about 7.5 feet.
1393177
Nothing additional needed. Just cut the hole in the ceiling and mount. Note, I had the luxury of being able to access from the top (via the attic), nonetheless, I'm sure you could mount this from with in the bathroom too. Good luck!
1987030
The Pole is 4 ft long. I know of no extension available. Anything longer would make it difficult to hold out for very long.
1513625
I do not see how you can do it. The part that presses up against the ceiling is flat and cannot be angled. The two that I have are not spring loaded. You press the top against a flat ceiling and then expand the pole with the provided wrench to make a pressure fit.
531738
What Kyle and Mun said, usually ceiling mounted shower heads are larger diameter as well. This is probably not what you want for a ceiling application.
756213
Made a mistake. Yes they do adjust yo a shower floor that is higher than a room floor. Sorry, I had to think about that for a minute.
386957
I have 8-1/2 foot ceilings, and don't use all of the extension the pole has to offer. Have used the duster and fan cleaner with no problem at all. I have not yet used all of the pole's estension.
1717656
Khansen: you can add an extension unit,but only to attach it below the shelf,and it will not give extra height that you are seeking, the 80842-10 exteds to max or 33" in height.What u can do is add a piece of lumber from from your beam vertically and attach the unit to it .I have the vision how to do it,and hope my idea will help. good luck.rosanyc.
1338088
Yes! I had mine installed from the ceiling. Just make sure you have enough clearance for the tall folks. I just checked- my shower head is 82" from the tub floor. As the water falls from the shower head, it gains momentum. The center of my shower head is 23" from the front wall (spigot wall). I like having some space at the rear of the shower to get out of the spray. (shaving legs etc.) Hope you enjoy yours as much as I do mine! :)
404064
The shower rod should be fine at 51 inches. I believe that where it meets in the middleit is adjustable. The white shower rod has been up over a year and it is as nice as the day we installed it. It provides more elbow room in the shower and I am very happy with this. It looks great too!
1957267
Yes, there are models that can receive an extension pole. I do not have one at home right now to check, but the picture on the packaging shows a pole. I recommend using a step ladder so that you can get closer to the work.Good luck with the Shurline 500!
1978105
Hi! Sure you can, that's what I did for my costumer. Just make sure that your plumber use a 5/8 copper pipe to get a good water flow to the shower head and insulate it to avoid moister on the ceiling. fallow this tips and enjoy that. God bless you!
967281
I'm not sure what you mean by extension rod, but the bottom needs to rest against something solid or it will swing and drop its contents. Having said that, I would not recommend this product. I have had two, and they both rusted very quickly. It's too bad, because I cannot find a similar product that is rubber coated metal. They all seem to hang over the shower head and not the shower enclosure. I hope this helps.
853725
No extension rod. Strictly for ceiling hugger installation. Buy a different model fan that uses an extension rod.
1916753
If you use the extension pole that you purchase separately, then I would think you could make it work. I did not need the extension with my mount, but as long as you can mount the pole where it can hang straight down you should be fine. However, I cannot see this mount or any mount working alone on an angled ceiling. This unit has the ability to tilt, but if you factor in the projector that's connected to it, I feel the projector would hit the ceiling before you achieved the proper angle.